Hands-on summer camp in Morganton, NC, offering tactile excavation and history programs for grades 3-12 and adults
Archaeology Explorers Summer Camp offers a unique, hands-on learning experience for rising 3rd-12th graders and adults. Participants work directly with professional archaeologists to uncover the buried remains of the first European settlement in the interior United States. This immersive program provides a highly engaging, sensory-rich environment that is ideal for students who learn best through tactile exploration and active participation.
The camp curriculum focuses on the ancient history of North Carolina's native cultures through diverse activities, including excavation, artifact analysis, and ancient technology demonstrations. These structured, hands-on tasks offer excellent opportunities for students to develop fine motor skills, focus, and scientific inquiry in a supportive, outdoor setting.
Operated by Mass Audubon, this independent non-profit program offers various stay options, including day, overnight, and family camp formats. Whether your child is seeking a specialized interest-based activity or a way to connect with history through physical discovery, Archaeology Explorers provides a meaningful educational adventure.
| Camp Stay | Overnight, Day, Family or Adult |
| Financial Aid Available | No |
| Transportation Available | No |
| Family Camp | Yes |
| Director | Dr. Theresa McReynolds Shebalin |
| Operator | Mass Audubon |
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